When contemplating the necessity of including my home address on a luggage tag, a myriad of considerations arise. Isn’t it prudent to ponder the implications of such a decision? On one hand, providing an address might facilitate the return of lost belongings, ensuring that they find their way back to me, their rightful owner. However, is it not equally essential to contemplate the potential risks associated with broadcasting personal information to strangers? What if my luggage ends up in the hands of an unscrupulous individual? Could the exposure of my address inadvertently invite unwanted attention or even malicious intent? Then again, is there an alternative that strikes a balance between safety and practicality? Perhaps only including my name and phone number could suffice. Should I also consider using a temporary address for travel purposes? What is the optimal course of action that marries security with the practicality of travel? Am I taking the right steps to protect my privacy while ensuring my belongings can be returned if necessary?